When we have inheritance, for instance, something like this code:
Class BaseProcess : EntityType
{
public BaseSetting()
{
Abstract();
....
}
}
public class ProviderSetting : SubType<BaseProcess >
{
public ProviderSetting()
{
...
}
}
M# will generate the wrong T-SQL code when we are going to load data from ProviderSetting and throw an exception.
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When we have inheritance, for instance, something like this code:
M# will generate the wrong T-SQL code when we are going to load data from ProviderSetting and throw an exception.